On Monday, August 10, 2015, I, second shift Homicide Detective Tim Welsh, Badge #1718, was notified at the autopsy of RONDEL VALENTINE was going to be conducted on this day.
I arrived at the Franklin County Morgue at approximately 8:34 a.m. At that time, I gathered some basic information. The Franklin County Coroner’s Office assigned it Case #15-2031. The autopsy was going to be preformed by Dr. Donald Pojman and Forensic Technician Melinda Coffman.
Prior to the autopsy beginning, I conducted an external examination of Mr. Valentine’s body. Mr. Valentine had extensive tattoos along his arms and torso. On his right upper are there were the intials RIP with some praying hands and the name COURTNEY. There was a facial portrait at the
I arrived at the Franklin County Morgue at approximately 8:34 a.m. At that time, I gathered some basic information. The Franklin County Coroner’s Office assigned it Case #15-2031. The autopsy was going to be preformed by Dr. Donald Pojman and Forensic Technician Melinda Coffman.
Prior to the autopsy beginning, I conducted an external examination of Mr. Valentine’s body. Mr. Valentine had extensive tattoos along his arms and torso. On his right upper are there were the intials RIP with some praying hands and the name COURTNEY. There was a facial portrait at the